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Chief Executive Stephen Scherr would step down on March 31 to be succeeded by Gil West, a former executive at Delta Airlines and General Motors’ Cruise unit, effective April 1, the company said.

Boeing advised airlines to check the cockpit seats on 787 Dreamliner jets after a seat mishap likely pushed a pilot into the controls, causing a terrifying plunge on a flight to New Zealand this week.

The streaming giant is discussing removing the “freedom and responsibility” section of its corporate-culture memo, among other changes.

Estée Lauder is making slow progress turning around its China business, making what used to be one of its biggest appeals the main source of concern for analysts.

The rocket is central to Elon Musk’s plans for Mars, but the company must demonstrate it can work for NASA and other customers.

By tampering with the data used to train AI models, hackers could spread misinformation and steal data.

Nippon Steel’s bid for U.S. Steel fits President Biden’s agenda, but rival Cleveland-Cliffs and union have stirred up opposition.

Despite global moves toward reducing greenhouse-gas emissions, the transition to renewable energy from fossil fuels is likely to take longer in Asia than initially expected, according to an analysis released at a Tokyo conference.

Tesla’s first European factory in a sleepy German community has become the target of critics ranging from eco-activists to far-right politicians.

The fate of two TSMC factories highlights different approaches in Tokyo and Washington toward high-tech investment.